
Wood-Grain Fan Blades
Walnut-tone blades bring a warm furniture-like finish to the compact ceiling fan shape.
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DETAIL DISPLAY
This flush mount ceiling fan pairs warm wood-grain blades with a compact black ceiling body, giving everyday rooms a vintage accent without a long hanging profile.

Walnut-tone blades bring a warm furniture-like finish to the compact ceiling fan shape.

The matte black ceiling housing gives the fan a grounded vintage look against light ceilings.

The round acrylic diffuser softens the integrated LED chip light source and keeps the center profile clean.
INSPIRATION STORY
Use it where a room needs air movement, a compact ceiling presence, and a warmer furniture-like finish above beds, sofas, desks, or small dining tables.

PRODUCT SPECS
Use the table and style strip below to confirm blade style, size combinations, voltage, integrated LED chip light source, materials, and recommended room use.




| Style Options | 3-Blade, 5-Blade |
|---|---|
| Size Options | 36-Inch, 42-Inch, 52-Inch |
| Valid Combinations | 3-Blade / 36-Inch, 3-Blade / 42-Inch, 5-Blade / 42-Inch, 5-Blade / 52-Inch |
| Light Source Type | Integrated LED chip light source |
| Bulbs Included | No separate bulbs required |
| Voltage | 110V-240V |
| 36-Inch Diameter | Approx. 90cm / 35.4in |
| 42-Inch Diameter | Approx. 105cm / 41.3in |
| 52-Inch Diameter | Approx. 129cm / 50.8in |
| Fixture Height | Approx. 25cm / 9.8in |
| Material | Metal body, acrylic diffuser, wood-grain fan blades |
| Recommended Spaces | Bedroom, living room, dining room, study, compact guest room |
Practical guide
Tap a situation. The drawing marks the measurement, so you can see where to start.
76–91 cmThe line marks 76–91 cm from the bottom of the shade to the tabletop.
01
Measure the table, not the room. Then check the light from every seat.
On a long table, two smaller pendants usually look better than one oversized light.
Before you drillTape a paper template to the ceiling and check it from the doorway and from a seat.
76–91 cmThe line marks 76–91 cm from the bottom of the shade to the island.
02
Measure the usable island and keep the lights on its center line.
Mock the whole row, not a single pendant.
Before you drillThree paper circles show bad spacing before you drill.
210 cmThe line marks 210 cm of clear walking room, from the lowest point to the floor.
03
Length plus width gives the starting diameter. Ceiling height decides whether it can hang.
An open form looks lighter. A dark, closed shade looks larger.
Before you drillCheck that the ceiling box can carry the weight before you drill.
210 cmThe line marks 210 cm of headroom. Space the lights 180–240 cm apart.
04
A rhythm of small lights works better than one oversized piece in the middle.
A dimmer makes the same lights easier by day and by night.
Before you drillThe count comes from the spacing, not from one oversized diameter.
165–178 cm8–15 cm8–15 cmThe line marks 165–178 cm from the floor to the center of the sconce. Leave 8–15 cm to the mirror.
05
Light from the sides usually softens the face better than one light from above.
If the sides are too tight, use a wide, diffused bar over the mirror.
Before you drillHold the sconce at the planned height and check the reflection before wiring.
ShoulderThe dashed line runs through the seated shoulder: the bottom of the shade sits at that height.
06
The seated position in bed matters, not the view from the door.
Two different nightstands often need lights that adjust separately.
Before you drillTest it sitting up. What looks balanced from the door can glare at pillow height.
EyesThe dashed line marks seated eye height. The shade sits above it, beside the shoulder.
07
Place the light beside or slightly behind the shoulder. Keep the brightest source out of view.
Test with the other lights on and off. A dimmer helps at night.
Before you drillIf it still glares, lower the lamp, or choose a deeper shade or more diffusion.